Describe your ideal reading environment -- seating, ambience, etc.
pic related, sublime hammock lifestyle
>>7418914
How do you not fall asleep reading in a hammock?
>>7418914
Outdoors, regardless of the weather.
couch.
not mine preferably.
or the metro.
>>7418914
Computer chair patrician here.
>>7418960
I don't know, I've never been the type of person to fall asleep unintentionally
>>7418976
huge fan of foreign couch reading.
>>7418914
Overlooking the masses unseen
>>7419116
it's comfy. my couch isn't as comfy as other people's. i also focus better away from my couch.
>>7419116
I can't focus in my own house
guest bedroom bed (too prone to falling asleep in my own bed), freezing cold and under the blankets. Low lighting--most important is that there be no light source directly in front of me. I like to be backlit or have lighting point toward a wall.
Guys what should I do.
>Cannot focus in my room. Hate being in it.
>All other potential reading rooms have people who constantly interrupt me or TVs blaring 24/7.
>Library is only open for a few hours on specific days.
>Can't stand the noise of coffee shops. Noise in general is an issue.
>Weather is shit.
I feel so trapped in this house and tiny town.
>>7418914
a sense deprivation chamber in which my mind is filled with every individual page of every book in my library, fully controllable and with perfect accuracy. plus snacks. and LSD
>>7421668
About 45 minutes after taking my lsd microdose and morning coffee I like to sit in my 3 season room under some blankets and enjoy the crisp air with a heating fan pointed at my feet.
Swiss here, the train. It's clean, spacious, and quiet enough.
There's also the nice scenery to look at and the occasional blonde qt sitting opposite.
in my dreams anyway
>>7421704
ok. I had to look up what a 3 seasons room was. Doesn't quite help me out though.
>>7418914
frog ass nigga
In your mum's bed.
In my room when it's clean. The place has to be very familiar for me to feel comfortable enough to read. [spoilers]I am an autistic AMA[/spoilers]
>>7418914
This is what I currently read in. The hammock idea sounds pretty appealing though.
>>7421837
looks like the type of place you'd contract cholera in
on my bed in the basement with a lamp.
In coffee shops.
In my room with some music on and nothing to do.
At the cafe at my work, after arriving early.
